Showing posts with label Fred Falke. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fred Falke. Show all posts

Saturday, August 18, 2012

Fred Falke at the Blockley Review, August 17th, 2012

Fred with opener Goldroom while switching between sets
Hey everyone.  Got to check out Fred Falke playing at the Blockley in Philadelphia last night.  If you've seen Fred before, you know it's a treat.  Fred combines standard DJing through Ableton Live with live bass playing.  It adds a really fun element into the mix and it's not your standard "turn knobs all night" affair.  He's got a huge selection of fantastic tracks and remixes to choose from, so there's never a dull moment in the set.  He even mixed in some funky drum and bass just to keep things interesting.

Some highlights for me include "Reaching Out", which is a Hall and Oates/Nero mix, which builds up to jumping moments.  There's also the always popular remix of Robyn, which takes "Dancing On My Own" from a pumping pop song into a smoother, bassier affair.

Also, have to give a shoutout to Goldroom who opened with an excellent set of his own.

Be sure to check the rest of Fred's upcoming tour dates on here on Facebook.  Seriously, I wouldn't miss any of these.

Check out more pictures below.



Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Reaching Out (Fred Falke remix)



Fred Falke does it again with this awesome remix of Nero.  Check out the great Hall and Oates sample.  There's also apparently a Kano sample, but I've never heard them.  Falke hasn't lost any steam after years of great production.  A great way to kick of 2012, I think...

Reaching Out (Fred Falke remix)

Sunday, October 16, 2011

Live Review: Anoraak and Fred Falke rock the Brooklyn Bowl


On Saturday, I went up to New York City to catch Anoraak and Fred Falke live at the Brooklyn Bowl.  If you've never been to the Brooklyn Bowl, I highly recommend it-- it had an incredibly chill vibe, great disco balls, and was one of the best venues I've ever been to.

Check out the full review, pictures, and video below.